And Then She Was Gone, A Detective Jack Stratton Novel by Christopher Greyson
And Then She Was Gone, A Detective Jack Stratton Novel by Christopher Greyson is a riveting and fascinating book. I couldn't turn the pages fast enough.
Jack Stratton is approaching his eighteenth birthday, which he calls 'garbage day' and hates because it was just a day set by social workers. He has a strong support system with Aunt Haddie and Chandler, his foster brother. His adoptive parents are loving and give strong guidance.
"Jack swallowed. Not even his father could match the stern look that Aunt Haddie could pull off; she was a master at it. Her stare pinned him in place and he didn't even think about moving. He couldn't even look away, though he desperately wanted to."
It kept me guessing, which I like, so I gave it five stars. I will add more of the Jack Stratton books to my reading list.
0I received a complimentary copy from Greyson Media Associates Books and NetGalley. That did not change my opinion for this review.
